Archway Recovery Homes
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(469) 708-7869
Google rating: 4.6 (51)
How to book addiction treatment in Dallas
You book directly with the program, and it gives you the start date.
The short answer
You book treatment by calling the program itself. They do a short phone screening, check your insurance or payment, and give you a start date. This site does not book for anyone, so every number below goes straight to the program.
Getting a start date
- Pick two or three programs that offer the care you need
- Call each one and do the phone screening
- Agree on a start date and what to bring
Before you call
Know roughly what level of care you are looking for. If you are not sure, the program can help, or you can read what the types of care mean. If stopping could bring on withdrawal, ask about detox first.
Have your insurance card nearby, or know how you plan to pay. A list of current medications helps too.
What the program will ask
Expect questions about what is being used, how much and how recently, other health conditions, and any past treatment. These questions help the program decide if it is the right fit and how soon it can safely take you.
Answer as honestly as you can. The staff have heard it all before, and accurate answers keep you safer.
If there is a wait
Openings change daily. If your first choice has a wait, ask when to call back, and call another program on the same day. If you have no insurance, call OSAR for Dallas County at 844-275-0600 for a free screening and referral.
Dallas programs you can call
Ratings from Google Maps, November 2026. Not a ranking.
Arise Recovery Centers Dallas
5440 Harvest Hill Rd #230, Dallas
(214) 613-0616
Google rating: 4.8 (23)
BLS Detox
3630 Frankford Rd, Dallas
(214) 393-1272
Google rating: 4.9 (17)
Cardinal House Recovery
13853 Peyton Dr, Dallas
(469) 523-5159
Google rating: 4.8 (26)
Cenikor Dallas Fort Worth
2425 Texas Drive, Irving
(888) 236-4567
Compass Clinic Dallas
3330 Douglas Ave (inside Today Clinic), Dallas
(972) 893-3368
Google rating: 4.9 (86)
Cross Roads Recovery Center, Inc.
5552 S Hampton Rd, Dallas
(214) 339-3181
Google rating: 4.6 (57)
Discovery Point Retreat Dallas
4306 Capitol Ave, Dallas
(469) 429-1920
Google rating: 4.7 (467)
Greenhouse Treatment Center
1171 107th St., Grand Prairie
(972) 597-0843
Google rating: 4.5 (2,352)
Guardian Recovery Dallas
5217 Village Creek Dr, Plano
(972) 220-8617
Google rating: 4.8 (64)
Homeward Bound, Inc.
5300 University Hills Blvd, Dallas
(214) 941-3500
Google rating: 3.6 (151)
Infinite Recovery Treatment Center Dallas
13355 Noel Rd Suite 1100, Dallas
(214) 972-0271
Google rating: 5.0 (8)
Life's Second Chance Treatment Center South
2615 S Lancaster Rd, Dallas
(214) 376-7388
Google rating: 4.8 (57)
Lighthouse Recovery
3333 Welborn St Unit 300, Dallas
(214) 396-0259
Google rating: 4.9 (146)
Nexus Family Recovery Center
8733 La Prada Dr, Dallas
(214) 321-0156
Google rating: 4.1 (165)
Texas Recovery Centers
6950 Shady Ln, Scurry
(214) 283-5776
Google rating: 4.0 (232)
The Haven Texas
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(888) 219-6895
Google rating: 4.5 (196)
The Magdalen House
4513 Gaston Ave, Dallas
(214) 324-9261
Google rating: 4.9 (158)
Trinity River Recovery Center
8027 W Virginia Dr, Dallas
(469) 557-5864
Google rating: 4.7 (40)
Tru Dallas Detox & Recovery Center
2219 W Euless Blvd suite 100, Euless
(866) 479-8883
Google rating: 4.8 (54)
Turning Point Recovery Network
5710 Lyndon B Johnson Fwy #165, Dallas
(972) 970-0100
Google rating: 5.0 (197)
Questions to ask when you book
- When is your next opening?
- Do you take my insurance?
- What should I bring?
- What happens on day one?
Common questions
Can I book treatment online?
Some programs offer online forms, but a phone call is usually the fastest way to get a real start date. This site has no booking form.
Can I book for a family member?
You can call and ask questions for them. Most adults will need to speak with the program and agree to treatment themselves. See helping a family member.
How soon can I start?
It depends on the program, the level of care and your insurance. Ask each program for its next opening.
Does it cost anything to book?
Calling and screening should not cost you anything. If someone asks for money to hold a spot, ask what it covers and get it in writing.
